Silly question - Is there a way to download the iPhone SDK without Xcode when Apple releases an update?
You can install the iOS SDK using CocoaPods or by manually downloading and installing it. We recommended that you use CocoaPods to install the iOS SDK because it handles the dependencies, the build settings, and simplifies upgrading.
Default iOS SDK paths Xcode: /Applications/Xcode. app. Xamarin. iOS (Visual Studio for Mac): /Library/Frameworks/Xamarin.
The iOS software development kit (iOS SDK) is a collection of tools for the creation of apps for Apple's mobile operating system.
Xcode 14. This version of Xcode: Includes SDKs for iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 12.3, tvOS 16, and watchOS 9.
As far as I understand you cannot download the SDK separately - and even if you could, I wouldn't recommend it. Using the bundled SDK+Xcode release is the best idea in my opinion, as it will be working for you out of the box. I know it's annoying having to download such a large amount of data for an SDK (not all of us have 100mbps pipes to play with!) but for ease of development, it's the way I'd recommend you go.
For those who have installed Xcode but do not have the iOS SDK, here is the way to download it without re-downloading Xcode: Got to
Xcode > Preferences > Downloads
and select whatever you want to install.
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